Accesses the Liberty Reserve API

NOTE: This is a temporary gem. It is a workaround for rodjek/librarian-puppet PR #328. Simplify deployment of your Puppet infrastructure by automatically pulling in modules from the forge and git repositories with a single command.

A ruby client library providing an interface to libvirt via FFI.

Manage the (active_record connection) pool via Rack middleware

A cron-based alternative to running daemon scripts

downloads and parses lifestream information from sources like facebook and twitter

Connects services through a RESTful API

Lina is a RESTful API provider based on Ruby on Rails, with zero learning costs for Railser, it could help you generate your apidoc, help you check params before api call, and more.

Gem for interacting with the API of lingq.com. It's a language learning website, and it's pretty useful, but I want to be able to work on my flashcards offline. This gem is being written to be included in a desktop client (and maybe eventually a mobile client), but will certainly still be usefu...

Performs record linkage between one or two datasets, using Sequel on the backend

Visualization tool for viewing results from the Linkage library

Given a URL, retrieves thumbnail images (similar to when you share a link on Facebook or Digg).

Runs linters on code changes based on Git, either globally or only on modified files, depending on the changes.

Makes collections accessible from a string list in rails.

Litmos-Client is a Ruby gem that provides a wrapper for interacting with the Litmos Learning Management System API.

Ruby wrapper for the SmartyStreets LiveAddress API

Tire is a Ruby client for the ElasticSearch search engine/database. It provides Ruby-like API for fluent communication with the ElasticSearch server and blends with ActiveModel class for convenient usage in Rails applications. It allows to delete and create indices, define mapping f...

This gem crawls and parses the the list of lobbyists which is published as a PDF by the German Bundestag.

deployments so easy, even a zoidberg can do it

You have the beginnings of a ruby library and you want to access it quick. You don't want to bother making a gemspec for it and uninstalling/reinstalling its gem while you mess with it. Simply tell LocalGem what paths it should load for your local gem and they will be loaded. Note that it doesn't...